Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Insects, Spiders, etc.

Raindrop's World is a collection of illustrated vignettes that come together as a whole story. The individual stories, which include The Imaginary Armadillo, Raindrop and the Kapok Tree, The Beetle and the Tree Frog, and The Explorer's New Home, tell the tale of two leafcutter ants and one very determined little beetle venturing out into the Amazonian Rainforest. They're searching for an extremely old, and wise tree frog. Raindrop, the tenacious ant in charge of the expedition, urges her friends on. She has a long list of questions that she wants to ask this tree-dwelling amphibian, but with...

A tiny, colorful fly, all alone in the world, grows tired of his day to day routine and yearns for a change. He overcomes all his hesitations and fears and embarks on a journey into the big wide world What does the future hold? What will happen to him along the way? Will he survive the journey? What awaits him in the strange, faraway land? All this and more is answered in Journey into the Unknown, a charming children's story that will captivate parents' imaginations as well. Through his adventures he teaches the young readers that through willpower, determination and persistence, they too can...

What do caterpillars like? Carrots? Coffee? When a caterpillar finds a little girl, she shares all of her favorite activities with it. This fun little story features Spanish text suitable for toddlers and and beginning readers.

Que les gusta orugas ? Las zanahorias ? Cafe? Cuando una oruga encuentra una nina, ella comparte todas sus actividades favoritas con el. Esta pequena historia de la diversion ofrece el texto espanol adecuado para ninos pequenos yy los lectores principiantes ."

When Pucci's mother calls her in from the backyard swimming pool, Pucci doesn't listen and gets an awful bite near her eye by a mean mosquito. Find out what happens next when Pucci walks into school with her mother and is sent straight to the doctor. The end of the book even has a page, "Draw Your Own Mean Mosquito Here," for budding artists

Why do honey bees sting? How do they make honey? How are they different from wasps? These and other questions most often asked about honey bees are answered as a curious cat wanders through an interesting story with simple rhyme, enchanting illustrations, and up-close photographs from the world of this critical insect.

The author speaks nationally on behalf of this insect to groups of all ages and levels of knowledge about this important pollinator. Her website provides free, additional resources to support learning about honey bees.

Kenny is spending his second day of spring break with his grandpa. Join them on a day learning how honey is made and collecting honey from the honey bee's, A day spent with Grandpa is always a day full of fun and adventures .

Why do honey bees sting? How do they make honey? How are they different from wasps or bumblebees? These and other questions most often asked about honey bees are answered as a curious cat wanders through an interesting story with simple rhyme, enchanting illustrations, and up-close photographs from the world of this critical insect. A delightful blend of art, fiction, science and suggestions (can you buzz?) will make this a favorite to read with children.

The author speaks nationally on behalf of this insect, to groups of all ages and knowledge levels, about this important...

Busy BeeBo is a delightful story that emphasizes the importance of preparation and hard work. Follow BeeBo Bee as he gets ready for winter and teaches his friend, Zig Bee how to work and have fun. In this book, Anne Forester shows young readers how rewarding a job well done can be. Paired with charming illustrations by Annie Hawkins Scott, Busy BeeBo is a tale that is sure to warm your heart

Every year, in the fall when the rainy season begins, the ants come into our houses. This story is based on just such a real invasion of the authors home in Southern California. But let's face it, we have all been there.

We'll start part of our story of a family of ants. They live in a tree, instead of near plants. The river is near, and sometimes it floods. Everything gets so wet and turns mostly to mud.

A spider a hero? Can it really happen? This story tells of an unlikely hero, a spider, that helps a lovable and mischievous puppy out of a tough spot. Learn how working together and not giving up is one of life's important lessons that can have an incredible reward in the end.

Hello, I'm Granny Mae. Years ago I had popped a bowl of buttery popcorn to enjoy during a movie I anxiously anticipated watching that evening. Only I did a no-no; that being I put the bowl right next to me in bed. As the movie came on, I promptly fell asleep. Long after the movie had gone off, I woke up. Carefully I moved out of bed so as not to spill the contents of my bowl. I turned on the light to find thousands of ants in the bowl and thousands more traveling from the popcorn bowl, up the wall, and out my bedroom window. These ants were not everywhere but were only in a thick but orderly...

Win a Sue Wild book www.suewild.co.uk After six years underground, Zack emerges to face his first day in the light. A day of adventure, strange creatures and weird experiences awaits him. Follow him on his quest to find his lady love. This book is part of a series of British wildlife stories for children designed to help them explore the wonders of the wildlife around us right here in the U.K. 10% of all profits are donated to various wildlife charities, for more information Visit www.suewild.co.uk

We are all special in our own way. Lila the Ladybug is special because she is a gorgeous shade of lavender. Most ladybugs are red and that tells predators to stay away, but Lila is lavender and looks delicious. Lila is sad because she cannot play outside like all the other ladybugs. Her brother and sister find the perfect place at Deep Creek Lavender Farm in Accident, Maryland, for their Little Lavender Ladybird. How are you special? Children 3-6 years old will love this story.

We are all special in our own way. Lila the Ladybug is special because she is a gorgeous shade of lavender. Most ladybugs are red and that tells predators to stay away, but Lila is lavender and looks delicious. Lila is sad because she cannot play outside like all the other ladybugs. Her brother and sister find the perfect place at Deep Creek Lavender Farm in Accident, Maryland, for their Little Lavender Ladybird. How are you special? Children 3-6 years old will love this story.

What if I told you a spider's web could catch more than dinner?
This is a modern-day fable about Spider, Scorpion and Rattlesnake - three friends who go on an adventure to catch the Mojave desert sun and find out just what happens if they succeed...